Zero corporate tax for 15 years for SEZ businesses

Zero corporate tax for 15 years for SEZ businesses

ONE of the financial incentives for businesses with a permit to operate within a special economic zone is non-payment of corporate tax for 15 years, according to the Special Economic Zone Authority (SEZA). Board Director Vera Raga when giving a presentation during the Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce and Industry (POMCCI) breakfast yesterday highlighted that … Read more

Small Business Health Care Tax Credit and the SHOP Marketplace

Small Business Health Care Tax Credit and the SHOP Marketplace

If you are a small employer, there is a tax credit that can put money in your pocket.The small business health care tax credit benefits employers that: Have fewer than 25 full-time equivalent employees Pay average wages of less than $50,000 a year per full-time equivalent (indexed annually for inflation beginning in 2014) For tax … Read more

Tax Foundation calls New Mexico tax ranking respectable

Tax Foundation calls New Mexico tax ranking respectable

Sherry Robinson  |  All She WroteLet’s start with the good news: New Mexico is number one on an important ranking. We have the nation’s lowest property taxes, and they’ve been the lowest for a long time.The reason goes back in history to the 1800s, when New Mexicans lost land to tax sales because they didn’t … Read more

Invest Cyprus showcases country, ’s business advantages at two key events in Limassol

Invest Cyprus showcases country, ’s business advantages at two key events in Limassol

Invest Cyprus recently spotlighted Cyprus’ potential as a major business hub at the prestigious Island Conference and Reflect Festival held in Limassol, both of which took place on May 30-31, with the agency outlining its actions in an announcement released this week. Reflect Festival attracted a vibrant mix of digital marketers, startup enthusiasts, potential investors, … Read more

Aristotle in the age of AI: When data breeds inequality

Aristotle in the age of AI: When data breeds inequality

Fact: Aristotle observed “There is nothing more unequal than the equal treatment of unequal things.”

Two Limassol fires , ‘were no accident’

Two Limassol fires , ‘were no accident’

– Fires broke out in Limassol’s Ayios Sylas and Ayios Therapondas were confirmed to be arson attacks by fire services chief Nikos Longinos.
– Two small businesses were burned to the ground in the area.
– The goal of the fire services was to protect homes and save lives.
– Three aircraft, including two helicopters from Jordan, were called in to help fight the fires.
– 10 fire trucks from Larnaca, Paphos, and Nicosia were on the scene.

Bicommunal solar park , ‘valuable for all Cypriots’

Bicommunal solar park , ‘valuable for all Cypriots’

– A bicommunal photovoltaic power plant would increase cooperation in the energy field and build trust.
– The European Commission is ready to help find solutions if there are diverging views and concerns.
– The aid programme supported by the EU paves the way for reunification.
– The Commission would need to undertake a comprehensive assessment of alignment with EU standards.
– The Green Line trade has almost quadrupled in 20 years, reaching over €16 million in 2023.
– The biggest challenge faced by Mario Nava in Cyprus is often to start dialogue on various matters.

Latest Amendments In The Bulgarian Corporate Income Tax Act For Multinational And Large National Ent

Latest Amendments In The Bulgarian Corporate Income Tax Act For Multinational And Large National Ent

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Fact: The Bulgarian Corporate Income Tax Act has been amended to introduce an additional tax for multinational and large national enterprise groups, effective from January 1, 2024.

UK retail sales bounce back in May, price growth slows

UK retail sales bounce back in May, price growth slows

– British retail sales bounced back in May after a slump in April that could have been caused by the timing of Easter and bad weather.
– The Confederation of British Industry’s monthly retail sales balance recovered to +8 this month after tumbling to -44 in April.
– More retailers felt sales were normal for the time of year than at any other time in the past eight months.
– The CBI’s measure of selling price inflation was its slowest since August 2020 and was below its long-run average.
– The British Retail Consortium said its measure of shop prices showed the weakest increase in two-and-a-half years this month.
– Falling inflation and continuing real wage growth will contribute to a healthier consumer outlook, supporting the retail sector further.